If you opened default_wallet and it's an empty file your wallet is gone unless there is an other file in your wallets folder. Please make a screenshot of your wallets folder contents with filesize showing so we can know if there is anything salvable.

Restart and/or select a different server and it should show as verified.

I've created a version of 1.9.8 for you that includes a debug window. Please make a screenshot of any potential error messages you find there.

Download Electrum 1.9.8-dev and the signature.

Now before you open it please go to the official Electrum site verify https is enabled and the domain is correct. Then look for my pgp key (Maran Hidskes) there and verify the signature. Here is a step-by-step guide for doing that on windows.

Only after completing these steps run the app and give me the information it gives you.

Which OS are you on? If you are on Linux/OS X you can start using -v and you should get output on what you are waiting on. Do you have more then a handful of transactions?

Let me start with saying ST9 is awesome.

To do what you want you can do the following.

* Go to addresses (or receive depending on your version) and right mouse click the address you want to empty.
* Select "Send from"
* Go to the amount input and press !, this should fill in the total amount at this address.

Repeat for each imported key you want to empty.

It will cost you a little fee but it's the best way to clear them out.

In theory yes this should be possible. However I would never recommend this. The receiving party can't know where these coins came from, you know it's Electrum and you own all the keys but it could have been an exchange or a shared wallet service.

There are 340282366920938463463374607431768211456 possible seeds based on 12 words. Why would you want to increase the difficulty remembering these words for only a smidge of added security.

The problem is that Electrum's transactions are larger compared to QT's transactions, might need to be careful slashing fees.

Please see Thomas's response here.

I'm pretty sure it's fine. What you can do is write down the first few characters of your initial addresses and then start with a different wallet path, use your seed and make sure it's generating the same addresses. If they do; it's all good

You can load a different wallet with the -w flag. So for instance ./electrum -w ~/.electrum/wallets/test

No problem. The thing is that AES should be included in the tar.gz package already so pip shouldn't need to download it. Glad you got it working. Let me know if there is anything else.

Ah sorry.



Just cd in it and try ./electrum.

This is really strange. Could you try just downloading and extracting the source and running ./electrum ?

Could you try the following?

The client does not communicate such data, and only data from the server can leak. Since the server does not know anything about seeds or private keys you don't have to worry about the latter.

Please run the following command and let me know what it returns.

I received new information about the project a week ago. He apologised for the lack of updates and promised more updates in the coming weeks.

I'm guessing one of the inputs is a block reward that has not matured yet. Please make sure the mining payout is actually 120 blocks.

Glad you made it work

If you want to tip please donate a few Satoshi's to Sean's Outpost.

Looks like your config file might be bonkers.

Try doing this:

In the .electrum folder do mv config config.backup

And try my previous command again.